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Without the peace and stability that this assured in Germany - the largest linguistic nation west of Russia - it is difficult to imagine today's peace and stability in Europe as a whole.
As Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said at the East Asia Summit (EAS) meeting in Bali last month, Asia’s continued rise is not automatically assured, and is “dependent on the evolution of a cooperative architecture.”
Security rested on a balance of fear, as reflected in the concept of mutually assured destruction.
I grew up in a world in which peace and stability were assured by the threat of global nuclear annihilation.
But contagion from Argentina's crisis has undermined MERCOSUL and Argentina's commitment to the regional project cannot be assured after next year's presidential elections in that country.
And they can rest assured that he poses no threat to the rule of law or the fundamental institutions of democracy.
Japan’s continued growth is assured only by large fiscal deficits stretching well into the 2020s; the Bank of Japan, which now holds government bonds equivalent to about 75% of GDP, will hold some of them forever, permanently monetizing accumulated fiscal debts.
But perhaps most conspicuously absent from both precautionary and proactionary thinking is the old welfare-state ideal – that we might procreate at will in a world where our offspring are assured a secure existence.
Indeed, Russia’s racists can be assured of considerable sympathy from the security forces and the public.
The situation in Iraq is improving but is by no means assured.
But Goal 8 assured them that they would not be alone in this effort.
More than any other government official, he was responsible for institutionalizing the key strategic doctrine of the nuclear age, deterrence, otherwise known as mutual assured destruction.
Both people and livestock need assured water supplies.
For China, the Kim regime’s survival can be assured only if it follows China’s lead in reforming and opening up.
Parties lose ground against the caudillist adventures of people like Lopez Obrador in Mexico and Chavez in Venezuela, and congresses are assured only of public antipathy.
They assured us that it was too late to stop the famines that would kill hundreds of millions in the Indian subcontinent, and that humanity's destiny in the 21st century was one of war and struggle for the resources to feed national populations an extra crust of bread.
The battle will be long and difficult, and victory is not assured.
The Wassenaar Agreement was a plan of action: moderation of wage demands was assured in exchange for measures designed to alleviate the human cost of unemployment, from the financing of early retirement to the shortening of the work week.
They will be able to leave the game of real estate speculation to professionals and rest assured about the value that they have accumulated in their homes.
Whether or not that is the case, all current and would-be nuclear power producers are entitled to be anxious about having an absolutely assured fuel supply, given the major economic and social consequences they would face in the event of a disruption.
The autonomy of judges must be assured, which requires that their character is such that people trust their decisions.
Experts in both the nuclear and finance industries assured us that new technology had all but eliminated the risk of catastrophe.
But as momentous as these gains are, victory over polio is not yet assured.
It is unclear how all of this will play out, but we can rest assured that new artificial agents will not confirm the scaremongers’ warnings, or usher in a dystopian science-fiction scenario.
Homeowners can rest assured that they can continue to insure their property at known rates.
We can rest assured that there will be no inter-primate war on Earth.
The Adzhar people consider themselves Georgians, but still have frequent squabbles with the central government, so how could ethnically distinct Abkhazia and South Ossetia feel assured that their relations with Georgia would work out any better?
But it was a refusal to buckle to the values of Nazism and Communism in the twentieth century that assured the success of freedom.
Not in the kind of Europe we still have to build – a Europe where big and small countries are assured that they share the same rights and obligations, where minorities feel safe, where basic human rights are accepted as an inextricable part of our political system, and where neighbors are regarded with respect and expectations, not fear and anxiety.
But even after he leaves the White House, a return to “normalcy” is not assured.
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